Voracity in a sentence as a noun

It's a small detail, but telling as to the intent and voracity without knowing most the story.

It is terrifying to see the voracity with which these bureaucrats eat up and wield more and more power.

Is there not a spectrum of levels of accuracy/voracity in essays?

Naturally, I was really curious about the voracity of the claims, so I did some research.

Given the voracity of the debate, SegWit2X is a practical compromise we should adopt to move forward.

The following posts about "mindless masses" is so dismissive that I have to question the voracity of the analysis.

They verified the source and voracity of the dossier, the dossier was the news the findings of the dossier were not presented as fact initially.

I would normally have sympathy for Apple due to the voracity of this patent troll, but Apple once demanded that Samsung pay them a $40+ per phone licensing fee.

If this study found that MU had positive effects on sales most of these comments doubting the voracity of the study wouldn't be posted, they'd be believed without any questions asked.

To invert the scenario, it would be intriguing to see the voracity of comments harnessed from an article entitled 'Do male executives drive start-up failure?

To which the original commenter could retort “no, you’re fake!” And then we go back and forth forever, secure in the knowledge that it’s impossible to totally prove the voracity of any story.

You tackle more subproblems with the same amount of polish and voracity and in the end you get a wonderful product with a huge fanbase..jiggity's personal mvp pathway to new productsResearch -> Identification of one pressing subproblem -> Build the heck out of a solution to that subproblem -> Polish, make it beautiful, put in emotive triggers -> MVP release -> Userbase reacts with astonishment -> Identify pressing subproblem #2 -> Built solution for that subproblem -> Polish -> Release -> Use fanbase from earlier iteration to grow much faster -> Repeat

Voracity definitions

noun

excessive desire to eat

See also: edacity esurience ravenousness voraciousness

noun

extreme gluttony

See also: edacity esurience rapaciousness rapacity voraciousness